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14 Oct 1892
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1892
Page
1
The Post Tests Mile Age Ticket Law On Conductor
A Postman bought twenty plunkers mileage tickets from the New York and New England line and used one to ride to Brookline. A Boston and Albany brakeman rejected the ticket after inspection, prompting the Post to report the incident as a test of the mileage ticket rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany
Post
New York & New England
Brookline
N. E
End of Columbian celebration with grand New York banquet
In New York on Oct 13 a closing banquet at Lenox Lyceum honored Columbus with decorations from America Italy and Spain. Vice-President Morton presided for President McKinley absent due to his wife’s illness. Speeches by Mayor Grant Secretary Foster ex Presidents Hayes and Cleveland and others followed Bernstein’s Band played Hail to the Chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lenox Lyceum
United States
Morton
Spain
Italy
Columbus
Bernstein
Mayer Grant
Grant
Foster
Cleveland
Baron Fava
Table of Contents for Today's Sixteen-Page Post
The Post outlines its 16 pages with items such as Page 1 mileage law test, Page 3 baseball and Mystic Park races, Page 4 editorial, Page 5 Mile age tickets and telescope, Page 9 Birthday story, and Page 16 miscellaneous matter and ads including a facsimile of the first page.
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Post
Columbus
New York
Mechanics, Fair
People’s Party
Tremont Temple
McGlynn
Mystic Park
General Sporting News
Chicago University
Colonel Greene
The
New Post
First Post
Four Black Boys Arrested After Mob Lynching in Alabama
In Campbell Alabama on October 13 four Black youths William Jackson John Thomas Abe Davis and Dave Mason confessed to involvement in a robbery and assault on H Johnson and daughter in Monroe County. A posse confronted by 500 locals took them to the crime site where they were seized and hanged from a tree and burned.
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CampBell, Ala
William Jackson
John Thomas
Abe Davis
Dave Mason
H. Johnson
Monroe County
Death by morphine overdose clears Dr Heron inquest
London October 138 The coroner's jury returned a verdict that Ruby Russell died from an overdose of morphine self-administered. The finding clears Dr Heron who lived with her on Lillie Road and who killed himself after her death to avoid proving his innocence. Heron was a surgeon in the British colonial service. The case recalls a previously suspected death of Mrs Heron in Manchester Jamaica, later deemed blameless in an official investigation.
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London
Ruby Russell
Heron
Lillie Road
Miss Russell
Manchester
Jamaica
Salvation Army Shooting at Springfield
At the Salvation Army evening service in Springfield John J Murphy a former member drew a revolver and shot Ensign Walker wounding him in the arm. Murphy was arrested arraigned on assault with intent to kill remanded to county jail unable to post 3000 bond. Companion George Johnson charged as an accessory had bond set at 1000 but could not secure bondsmen. Trial set for next Friday.
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Springfield
Salvation Army
John J. Murphy
Ensign Walker
Murphy
John Murphy
George Johnson
Francois Arrested in London Over Paris Wine Shop Bombing
Francois, the anarchist linked to the April 25 Rue Magenta wine shop blast in Paris, was arrested by three detectives in London’s East End. He resisted, drew a knife, and was overpowered and taken to Scotland Yard. Extradition is planned for murder charges tied to M. Very’s fatal injuries. Meunier, his alleged accomplice, is pursued and expected to be caught within a week.
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London
Francois
Very
Rue Magenta
Paris
East End
Scotland Yard
M. Very
Meunier
Stockbridge Bank Receivership Hints 10 Percent Dividend
State Attorney Trefry and Bank Examiner Locke examined the defunct Stockbridge Bank in Pittsfield. They report it in good condition and say Receiver Hobbs will likely pay a 10 percent dividend before year end. The bank has already paid 50 percent in dividends, and Hobbs has refunded $4000 salary drawn for fourteen months. Commissioners drop pursuit to recover it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Trefry
Locke
Stockbridge Bank
Hobbs
Hamburg's 30,000 Seek 10 Million Mark Aid
In Hamburg a meeting of small shopkeepers declared in the name of 30,000 destitute citizens that state aid of 10,000,000 marks is needed to save the city from ruin due to trade stoppage in the epidemic. New cases today total 16 with 7 deaths and 119 burials. Hospitals hold 662 patients.
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Hamruns
Hamburg
Salvation Oil Boosts Confidence for Young Bicyclists
Salvation Oil is promoted as a aid to riders, reducing fear of falls for young bicyclists. The brief note credits the product with boosting safety perception among youth cyclists.
Three Work The Electrics Again Get s Their Work
Eight persons are known to be injured in an incident reported in the city. The article notes electrical workers and responders at the scene with ongoing concerns about the extent of injuries and next steps for treatment and investigation.
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City
Woprourn
Orricse
Clark Coffee Co
James H. Conway
M.D
Remarkable triple streetcar crash in South Boston
Last evening three West End streetcars on Broadway near I street plummeted down a steep hill amid slippery rails. The first crash nearly halted all, shaking passengers and crew. two doctors nearby assisted but no serious injuries reported. Conductor Tate and Motorman Wark managed No 818 and halted for two ladies who alighted safely before further trouble. continuous report continued on the next page
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West End Street Railway
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I Street
Mt. Washington
Bancroft
William H. Devine
J. Tate
W. G. Wark
Tate
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